to pretend; to feign or simulate an action or emotion to hide the truth

Used as a connecting word to mean "if", "supposing", or "in case".

if; in the event that; same as [[如果|如果|ru2 guo3]]. Used to introduce a hypothetical situation, often paired with [[就|就|jiu4]], [[那么|那麼|na4 me5]], or [[便|便|bian4]] in the following clause.

To have or be on a holiday, vacation, or day off; to stop working or studying during a scheduled break.

false; sham; phony; not real or authentic; deceitful

to spend one's holidays or vacation; to take a break from daily life for relaxation

holiday; vacation period; leave of absence

to release a prisoner conditionally before the completion of a sentence, or the status of such a release

wig; hairpiece made of synthetic fiber or real hair

to take time off work or study according to regulations or after receiving approval; to have a holiday

a holiday; a day off or day of rest

winter vacation; a school holiday between the first and second semesters, usually falling in January or February

summer holiday or vacation; the break taken by schools during the hot summer months, typically in July and August

to pose as someone else or assume a false identity

a vacation or leave lasting several days, such as for the Golden Week or Spring Festival

General name for official festivals and rest days; holidays and festivals.

To request a leave of absence or time off from work or school for personal reasons, illness, or public duties.

counterfeit and of poor quality; refers to fake goods that are sold as genuine items or commodities of very low quality

to produce fake or low-quality goods; to pass off a fake as genuine

true or false; the real and the fake; genuine and sham

to suppose; to presume; to grant or take for granted

to disguise oneself as someone else; to masquerade as; to act the part of another person

leave of absence from work or school granted because of illness

a false appearance or facade that hides the true nature of things; semblance

false teeth; dentures; also called [[义齿|義齒|yi4 chi3]]

to employ trickery; to use deception or fake appearances to deceive others

fake goods; counterfeit merchandise; forgery; dummy or imitation product

spring vacation; school holidays occurring in the spring, usually in late March or April

lie; falsehood; untrue statement or words intended to deceive

vacation village or resort area, usually built in a scenic location with facilities for dining, lodging, and entertainment

to imagine or suppose; to conceive of a hypothetical situation

false evidence or testimony provided in a legal context

hypothesis; postulate; a tentative explanation or proposition used in scientific research that has not yet been proven

A false name, alias, or pen name used to conceal one's identity.

To counterfeit, cheat, or defraud by passing off something fake as genuine.

insincere or phony; putting on a fake show of sympathy or emotion

counterfeit money; forged note

if; supposing; in case. This is a conjunction often used with [[就|就|jiu4]] or [[那么|那麼|na4 me5]] in the following clause.

To borrow or make use of (often books or objects)

an ornamental hill or rock garden made from artificial stone piles, often found in traditional Chinese gardens

Paid time off from work that an employee can take each year, often based on their length of service

if; in case; in the event that; used to introduce a condition or hypothetical situation

(idiom) to react instantly or speak without needing to stop and think; to do something offhand with speed and agility

artificial limb; prosthetic limb; also called [[义肢|義肢|yi4 zhi1]]

insincerity; hypocrisy; false or feigned feelings

fake or forged currency

A scheduled or official holiday, such as New Year's Day or weekends

A mask worn over the face to hide one's identity or for performance; a false face

Time off work for women before and after childbirth according to relevant regulations